May you chance me please?

[almightyloaf53]

Hello everyone! I am a High School Senior. I am applying to the Naval Academy and Merchant Marine Academy. I’m just wondering the opinion of you all as if whether my stats are impressive enough for USNA/USMMA admission.

My academic stats are:

3.90 Unweighted GPA/4.24 Weighted GPA

SAT Math: 580, SAT EBRW: 620, Total Score: 1200

ACT Math: 20, ACT English: 23, Composite Score of 22

Rank 24/697

I also have taken many AP Classes, such as AP Art History, APUSH, AP Eng Lang, AP World History, AP Bio, AP Econ, AP Eng Lit, AP Physics 1 and APHUG. I have also taken plenty of Honors classes such as Pre-Calculus Honors and Engineering Honors.

Extracurriculars: I have acted as

Treasurer for my school’s Class of 2020 for two years,

Asian International Association Club Treasurer for Seven months,

AP Club Vice President for one year,

MCJROTC Squad Leader for 3 semesters,

MCJROTC Platoon Commander for 1 semester,

Going to serve as MCJROTC 1st Sgt (Senior Enlisted Adviser for my MCJROTC Unit),

Asian International Association Culture Night Committee member for 7 months,

Ran as a distance runner for JV Track and field,

Ran as a member of JV Cross Country,

and played on the school Varsity Quiz Bowl team (also known as Academic League)

I also have completed 129 community service hours as I am an Altar Boy at my church, cleaned up my community, and helped in setting up a Filipino Cultural Festival.

I have been an Altar Server since I was a child, for 10 years.

I have been singing in my Church’s Children’s Choir for 9 Years. 7 years as a Melody Singer. 2 years as a Bass Singer.

I’d like to thank you very much for taking the time to read and to respond.

 

[jhc23]

None of us here could say what your chances are at getting in because it is ultimately up to the admissions board to determine who receives an appointment. You clearly have some strong elements of your application, but so do many others who applied. Be confident in the package that you submitted, and start working on the things you can control. Keep up the good work.

 

[noclist314]

SAT scores are low, especially math (which is the one they mainly look at at a stem school). You should strive to bring the total score up and the math score should be pushing 700 if not more to be competitive

 

[jhc23]

SAT scores are low, especially math (which is the one they mainly look at at a stem school). You should strive to bring the total score up and the math score should be pushing 700 if not more to be competitive

I was thinking the same thing, however, I don't think there are any more ACT/SAT tests available for taking before the January application deadline. I could be wrong.

 

[sanman]

No one can tell you what your chances are. Admissions don’t only consider academics, they consider everything in your application and then some!

 

[2024candidate]

Have you applied for a nomination yet? I'd imagine most of the interviews are finished with at this point..